Sachin Patel discusses peptide therapy with a guest who saw results in patients and tried it himself. Peptides like CJC-1295 and ipamorelin signal the brain to produce more growth hormone, which declines with age. Within a month of use, the guest felt leaner with better recovery.
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You know, usually when people are so passionate about something, it's, it's not because they read about it in a book or even that they're seeing transformations in their practice. It's usually something inside, it's shifted inside them. You know, I get really worked up and excited about breathing and nervous system regulation because I had my own kind of personal journey and transformation through it. So I'm curious, did you have your own kind of peptide awakening that made you say, okay, I, I need to share this with the world?
Yeah, you know, I started seeing the same results my patients were. So let's talk about the next. So you got the recovery, repair, then you get the performance. And so a key one for performance, one thing that drops with age is growth hormone. Um, so there are peptides that actually promote the secretion of growth hormone, and they increase that cell-to-cell efficiency. And they have growth hormone-releasing hormone and growth hormone-releasing peptide. One tells the brain to make more growth hormone, and one tells it, um, when the pituitary gland makes it, tells it to release it systemically. Only in the United States we can't give growth hormone, and nor I, nor would I, I think, if it were available, because you're going to downregulate those receptors. And heaven forbid you can't get a hold of it or, or whatever, and you can cause, cause harm. Some of the common names you've heard are, um, CJC is growth hormone-releasing hormone, or, or ipamorelin is growth hormone-releasing peptide. In the beginning, um, I was using a a lot of CJC-1295, is the proper name, with ipamorelin. And within a month, what my patients were telling me, and then what I experienced, was you feel a little leaner, you recover a little bit better.